SpongeBob is coming to Houston

Asha Holloway, the creator of popular pop-ups such as Jingled Up, Harry Potter, The Office, and more, now brings you a SpongeBob theme inspired restaurant and pop-up bar.

Unemployed could get tax break, COBRA health coverage

If the House passes President Biden's relief bill this week, people who have lost jobs could get more than just an additional $300 a week in unemployment benefits.  They could also receive a big tax break and free health insurance. 

Want free education? Gallery Furniture offers free vocational, high school, preschool

Mattress Mack has given plenty over the years. Now he's helping career dreams come true. Gallery Furniture has three new schools and they're all free of charge.

A true crime walking play you can be a part of in Houston

You can put your investigative skills to work in the latest socially distanced outdoor experience to hit the Houston area.

More resources available to help those with damage from winter storm
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There are additional ways you can get much needed help following the winter storm in mid-February. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has more.

University of Houston Downtown student 'Making the Grade'
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FOX 26's Nate Griffin introduces us to Clarissa Chavez, a University of Houston Downtown student with two scholarships and big dreams.

How learning 'womanese' enhances communication with your partner

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini says men and women communicate differently and learning to accept and understand these differences enhances relationships.

Finding new ways to reunite with your child after a divorce

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares advice for finding new ways to reunite with your child after a divorce.

George Floyd's family witnesses House pass police reform bill in Floyd's honor

The Floyd family says the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act could save lives. They hope the Senate will do the same as the House and pass the bill.

Computer centers open to help people apply for FEMA aid

Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia is opening computer centers to help people apply for FEMA aid as they try to recover from the crippling winter storm weeks later.

Pasadena High School student 'Making the Grade'
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A Pasadena High School student is making a name for himself on the hardwood and on the football field, as well as in the classroom.

What the Texas Workforce Commission will do to crack down on fraud
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Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan speaks with the Texas Workforce Commission about unemployment benefits for workers who feel unsafe.